"Hugh"

"Not me"

This is an instance where an answer to a question is captured before the question can be asked.  A male spirit seems to say the name, "Hugh," which is then followed by the client asking to know the spirit's name.  We have encountered this many times in our research.  Here is a edited and filtered version of the EVP. 

When the client asks for the spirit to make a tapping sound there is a brief silence, followed by a faint whisper of a male's voice saying "Not me."  Here is a edited and filtered version of the EVP.  

Child's Laughter

Whistle

While recording audio in the living room we captured what sounds like furniture being moved around, and immediately afterwards what sounds like a child's laughter.  Everyone in the house was still during this period and there were no children in the house. 

A loud whistling was heard by everyone present.  It sounds like the beginning of a tune.  We confirmed that no one present whistled.  

Foreign Language

"Help Me"

A male voice was recorded that sounds like a foreign language (perhaps Native American).  

A man's voice whispers "Help Me'". 

Child's Voice

"Jack"

A client was speaking to a friend present about the West Coast, and under her voice a child's voice can be heard saying something about a "car".  We are unable to decipher the rest of the sentence, but it is clearly a child's voice.  There are no children living at this residence. 

A man's voice is captured in an empty master bedroom saying, "Jack".  All investigators were accounted for and the room was empty at the time this was recorded.  There was also no other sounds in the room for several minutes before and after this voice was captured.  The client has confirmed that the voice belongs to her father who passed away a few years ago, and his name was Jack.

Hiss, sigh and groan

"Okay, send them home."

During a recent investigation two separate audio recorders captured our investigators talking in the background when an highly unusual EVP is captured that sounds like a hiss, sigh and groan.  The groan in particular is unlike anything we have encountered before and sounds like an animal of some sort.  There were no animals in the house.

A male voice is captured in an empty master bedroom.

"Wow"

"Check them right now."

In a guest bedroom of a private residence that was empty at the time, two voices were captured - one male and one female - saying the same thing - "Wow".

EVP of a man's voice whispering at the very start of an investigation.

"Oh yeah...go."

"I love you....over there....get out!"

During the same investigation the same female's voice was captured again.

A female's voice was captured during another recent investigation.

woman humming

"It...it's....cold out there."

In an empty spare bedroom what sounds like a woman humming.

A female's voice stutters as if she is very cold.

"Get Out!"

"Help Me"

What sounds like a man's voice saying "get out" is recorded on digital video in an attic bedroom.

Recorded on a preliminary investigation, what sounds like a man groaning, "Help me" can be heard while the client is talking to us about the history of the restaurant.

"Let me out!"

Man Laughing

Captured on digital video, what sounds like a young boy's voice whispers, "Let me out!" 

What appears to be a man laughing is captured on digital video.

"Shut the....up!"

"I'll bring 'em back."

Recorded on the second floor of a residence, a man's voice seems to say "Shut the....up" and is interrupted by a loud bang.  This is quickly followed by researcher Mike M. returning to the room and announcing his presence by saying, "I'm back.  We're back".

A male voice whispers in an empty room during a recent investigation.

"Oh boys, boys, boys."

"Very Soon"

A feminine voice was captured during the second Wantage investigation that appeared to be amused by our presence.

A low, guttural voice appears to say "very soon" during the Oakland investigation.

"Billy Pierce"

"Get her out!"

A man's voice whispers "They call Billy Pierce" during the Burlington County Jail investigation.

Also captured during the prison investigation, a man's voice harshly whispers, "Get her out!".

Woman Sobbing

Be Still

During a preliminary investigation of a circa 1850's farmhouse in Chester, the client was giving us a tour of one of the rooms.  We were videotaping at the time, and when we played the tape back later we captured something quite unusual.  In this recording you can hear the client responding to a question asked him by saying, "No problem, no problem.  And that's why I never use this room."  Immediately after the first "no problem" you can hear what sounds like a woman sobbing quite loudly.  Everyone in the room was accounted for in the video and could not have made this sound. Another investigator was standing nearby with an analogue tape recorder running which also captured the sobbing.

During the above preliminary investigation we were in another room of the house while the client was explaining his experiences while we were recording with both audio and digital video.  On the audio portion we picked up this extraordinary evp.  First you will hear what sounds like a young baby fussing, and then a woman's voice chimes in saying, "Be still".  Immediately afterwards another woman's voice can be heard saying, "Can you tell...?"

"Careful..."

"Jackie, can you hear me?"

This EVP was recorded on videotape during an investigation of a home in northern New Jersey.  There were several investigators having a normal conversation.  Immediately underneath them can be heard a female child's voice mumbling.  Her words are unintelligible at first, but then you can  make out the word "careful".

This EVP was recorded just a few seconds after the above "careful" EVP.  Again, you can hear several of our investigators talking when more whispering can be heard in the background.  Then an older child's voice which says, "Jackie, can you hear me?"  There was no one named Jackie in the house that evening.